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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caden | m | American | Caden is a frequently used male first name in the USA and Australia, meaning 'the son o… |
| Caelan | m | English | Caelan is considered the English form of the Irish Caolan |
| Caera | f | Latin | The first name Caera, an Irish-Gaelic derivative of Cara, is translated as "the friend"… |
| Caiden | m | Caiden as a first name represents a modern English form of Caden | |
| Cailan | m | The name Cailan, an English variant of the Irish Caelan, has its roots in the ancient I… | |
| Cailean | m | Latin | Cailean is a masculine name that originates from Scottish Gaelic and translates to 'the… |
| Caileigh | f | English | The name Caileigh is considered an English variant of Kayleigh, which in turn derives f… |
| Cailin | f | The name Cailin, whose Irish form is Cailín, carries the meaning "the girl," derived fr… | |
| Caillen | m | Irish | Caillen is a contemporary English spelling of the name Caelan, which in turn derives fr… |
| Caine | m | English | Caine is regarded as an anglicized version of the biblical name Cain, which originally … |
| Cainneach | m | Celtic | The name Cainneach is the Irish variant of Coinneach and is derived from the Old Irish … |
| Caissy | f | The name Caissy has its roots in the Old Irish language and is composed of the words 'g… | |
| Caitlin | f | English | Caitlín is, similar to Katharina, a first name that carries the meaning 'the Pure' or '… |
| Caitria | f | Irish | The meaning of Caitria is the same as that of Katharina, namely 'the pure one.' |
| Callan | f | English | Callan is a name that was originally intended for men but has increasingly established … |
| Cam | f | Cam is a diminutive of Cameron, which has roots in an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan | |
| Campbel | m | English | The name Campbel, as a Scottish variant of Campbell, translates into English as "the on… |
| Camron | m | English | Camron is a modern English form of Cameron and refers to an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan |
| Camryn | f | English | Camryn is a feminine variant of the name Cameron, whose roots can be found in a histori… |
| Cane | m | Cane, as a boy's name, is the Gaelic derivative of the name Cathan and carries the mean… | |
| Canice | m | Irish | Canice is a boy's name from Ireland |
| Caoimhe | f | Caoimhe is a girl's name from the Irish-Scottish region, tracing back to Gaelic-Irish o… | |
| Caoimhin | m | Caoimhin (Caoimhín or in Gaelic script Cʌoṁ) is a male first name known as the Gaelic f… | |
| Caolan | m | Caolan (Caolán) is a masculine first name whose origins lie in Gaelic-Irish | |
| Carey | m | English | Carey is a name with a masculine connotation, derived from the ancient Irish family nam… |
| Carmilla | f | Latin | Carmilla, also known as Carmila, is a variant of the Hebrew name Carmel and is used in … |
| Carney | m | Irish | the victorious one |
| Carolan | m | Irish | The name Carolan has its roots in Irish and Gaelic |
| Cary | m | Irish | The name Cary is an English form of Carey, which traces back to the old Irish surname Ó… |
| Casey | u | English | Casey is an Irish name suitable for both girls and boys |
| Cass | m | English | The name Cass, a diminutive of Cassidy, is derived from the Old Irish byname Caiside an… |
| Cassida | f | American | Cassida is a feminine form that can also be considered a variant of Cassidy |
| Cassidy | u | American | Cassidy is a first name used for both women and men, derived from the ancient Irish fam… |
| Cataldo | m | Cataldo is a Sicilian form of the name Cathal | |
| Cathal | m | Irish | The name is a combination of the Gaelic words cath, meaning 'battle,' and val, meaning … |
| Cathaldus | m | Celtic | The name Cathaldus has its roots in the ancient Irish and Celtic language |
| Cathan | m | Irish | Its meaning is 'war' from the chronicle 'Wakefield' |
| Cathbad | m | Celtic | The pronunciation of the name is either KA-fa or KA-had |
| Cathleen | f | English | Cathleen represents a spelling variation of the English Kathleen, which is considered a… |
| Catrina | f | Irish | Catrina is a feminine form of the name Katharina, which derives from the ancient Greek … |
| Cavan | m | English | Cavan is a boy's name that is derived from an Irish locality and carries the meaning 't… |
| Caven | m | African | The name Caven, in its function as a masculine first name, is derived from the spelling… |
| Cavin | m | The name Cavin is regarded as an alternative spelling of Cevin, which is derived from t… | |
| Cayden | m | The name Cayden is a modern English variant of Caden | |
| Cayla | f | English | Cayla is a variant of the name Kayla, which derives from the ancient Irish surname Ó Ca… |
| Caylee | f | The girl's name Caylee is an English and Gaelic spelling variant of the name Kaylee, a … | |
| Cayleigh | f | Cayleigh is a beautiful girl's name with roots in Old Irish | |
| Caylie | f | Caylie is a variant of the name Kaylee, a combination that likely originated from Kay a… | |
| Cayse | m | Irish | The name has its roots in Gaelic and Irish |
| Ceairra | f | American | Ceairra, as a variant of Ciara, means 'the Dark One' |
| Ceallach | m | The name Ceallach, the Celtic and Irish original form of Kilian, is derived from Saint … | |
| Cean | m | Irish | Cean is a masculine name of Irish origin, whose meaning can be traced back to 'the prin… |
| Ceana | f | Irish | The name Ceana has its roots in the ancient Irish expression caín, which means 'pretty'… |
| Ceoladh | f | Irish | The name has its roots in Irish |
| Cera | f | French | Cera represents a form of Cerise and translates to 'the cherry', based on the French word |
| Cevin | m | The name Cevin is a rare English spelling of the name Kevin and is derived from the Iri… | |
| Channing | m | English | Channing is a first name that is widespread in both English and Irish-speaking areas an… |
| Chiaran | m | Celtic | Chiaran represents a boy's name that derives from the Scottish form of Ciaran, a tradit… |
| Christy | f | Latin | Christy is a derived form of Christina and Christine, which are considered the feminine… |
| Cian | m | English | Cian, a male first name, has its origins in Irish mythology and is based on the Old Iri… |
| Ciana | f | Latin | Ciana is an English feminine form of the Irish Gaelic name Cian |
| Cianan | m | English | The first name Cianan or Cianán comes from the ancient Irish name Cian |
| Ciara | f | Irish | Ciara represents a modern female form of the traditional Irish name Ciaran (Ciarán), wh… |
| Ciaran | m | Celtic | The name Ciaran (Ciarán) has Irish and Celtic origins and is considered a diminutive of… |
| Cien | m | The name Cien has its roots in the Old Irish language and is derived from the word 'cia… | |
| Cieran | m | Celtic | Cieran is a Welsh variation of the Irish Ciaran, which is a diminutive form of the Gael… |
| Cilian | m | Cilian is a boy's name that is considered a contemporary German form of Cillian | |
| Cillian | m | Celtic | Cillian is considered a male first name that has both French and Irish roots and is reg… |
| Cinaed | m | The name Cinaed (Cináed) finds its roots in the Irish and Scottish linguistic areas | |
| Cionaodh | m | Cionaodh is the contemporary Irish form of Cinaed | |
| Clancy | m | Clancy is an Irish boy's name that comes from the surname Mac Fhlannchaidh | |
| Clarence | m | Latin | Clarence is an English name that was historically known as an honorific title 'Clarensi… |
| Cleena | f | Irish | Cleena is an Irish girl's name derived from Gaelic |
| Cleona | f | Irish | The name Cleona is a Latinized variant of the Greek Kleone (Κλεώνη) and can also be see… |
| Cliona | f | The name Cliona originated as a short form of the ancient Irish name Cliodhna (Clíodhna) | |
| Clodagh | f | Latin | The name Clodagh, which presents itself as a variant of Clodiagh, is closely linked to … |
| Cody | u | Cody is a first name that is predominantly male but also used for females, deriving fro… | |
| Coemgen | m | Irish | The name Coemgen, also a masculine name of Old Irish origin, translates to 'the handsom… |
| Coinneach | m | Celtic | Coinneach is a Gaelic and Scottish derivation of the Irish name Cainneach, derived from… |
| Coleen | f | Coleen represents a form of Colleen, which is considered anglicized and has its origin … | |
| Colga | m | Irish | The name Colga has its origins in Old Irish and is used as a masculine first name |
| Colin | m | English | The name Colin has two different origins and meanings |
| Colin-Joel | m | Irish | Colin-Joel is a double name combining Colin ("victory of the people") and Joel ("Yahweh… |
| Colin-Lean | m | Irish | Colin-Lean is a double name combining Colin ("victory of the people") and Lean ("man of… |
| Colin-Maurice | m | Latin | Colin is an English short form of Nicholas, which means 'victor of the people.' Additio… |
| Colin-Stuart | m | English | There is currently no information available on the meaning |
| Collien | f | Collien is a Germanized version of Colleen, which is considered an Anglicized form of t… | |
| Colline | f | Colline is a Germanized version of Colleen, which in turn is derived from Cailin | |
| Colm | m | Latin | The name Colm is a masculine short form and literally means "the dove." In a religious … |
| Columba | f | Latin | Columba is a first name of Latin origin for both genders, primarily found in Scottish a… |
| Conan | m | English | The name Conan (Conán) represents an English-Irish form of the Irish-Gaelic Cuan |
| Conchobar | m | Conchobar is an ancient Irish boy's name that consists of the elements "con" meaning "t… | |
| Conchobhar | m | Conchobhar is an Irish variant of the Gaelic name Conchúr | |
| Conner | m | English | Conner is a modern, English, and Germanized variant of Connor, which is considered angl… |
| Connor | m | English | Connor is a younger anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar, derived from the Old … |
| Connor-Liam | m | Irish | Connor-Liam is a double name combining Connor ("the dog lover") and Liam ("the determin… |
| Conor | m | Conor is an anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar (Old Irish Conchobar) | |
| Conway | m | English | The name Conway carries the meaning 'the hunting dog of the plain' and has its origins … |
| Cora-Mae | f | American | The meaning of Cora-Mae is identical to the meanings of Cora and Mae, which also have t… |
| Coray | m | Coray is likely a variant of Corey |